Socialist and Trade Union Protest Action Against Decree Laws Prove Ineffectual Paris, Nov. 30. MER28 incidents were reported in Paris today as a result of the rrenen generat strike, called by the C.G-T., 2s a protest against the National Defence decree laws enforcing overtime. Two bus depots wei occupied for five minutes by workers, who resumed their duties after representations were made by the mobile guards, who were similarly successful with groups of employees of the under-ground stations who decided to use obstructionist tactics.
Dock workers arrived at the Marseilles docks for work but movement on the Bordeaux docks the whole, however, the general was hindered by the strike. On strike gave every indication of being a failure.
Telephone services were normal, mails were apparently being delivered carly this morning as usual, cafes and other shops gradually began to their rounds. open, and milkman started on A certain number of troops were placed at various points throughout Paris, particularly at ' stations but although maintaining contact, they kept well in the background. Mobile fords were especially strong at bus depots and important underground Station entrances.
Only four Paris newspapers, with a reduced number of pages, came out this morning, but more are expected to appear during the day.
Trains Run as Usual Early this_morning trains were running as usual in three of the brineipal Paris railway stations, in-¢luding the Gare clu Nord and Gare At Porte Clignancourt soldiers stood with fixed bayonets, Buses took the usual early workers into the business section, Heads of services estimated that sixty per cent, of the buses should be running. Inthe morning, Taxis were fairly numerous, although most were driven by owner Street cleaning services. functiones fas usual and, apart from an excepional number of police in twos and threes jand small groups of Mobile Guards at street corners or riding on lorries, Paris presented an almost normal appearance. he added had been issued by M. Leon Bium's first Socialist Government, in 1936, and had never been rescinded.
The Socialist group of Parliament have summoned all their Deputies to meet on Friday for a regular session of the Chamber.
This proceeding is without precedent. but there is nothing to prevent the Deputies from holding the session unless their entry is prevented.
The Socialist group have invited not only the Socialists and the Communists, but every Deputy, indivi dually, to attend the Friday session,
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